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<blockquote data-quote="av8torntn" data-source="post: 392114" data-attributes="member: 8259">Please explain how you think this was what B. Hussein believes. I found this line the most interesting.&quot;It turns to the free and open marketplace, not government, as the most objective and democratic means for determining the just price, the just wage, and the just profit.&quot;If&nbsp; you ignore all the statements from B. Hussein that would suggest that he does not believe this what actions in the Senate lead you to suggest that these are his beliefs? Here is another statement that in his acceptance speech he suggested that he did not believe in this principal either.&quot;The principle of participation does not guarantee equal results, but requires that every person be guaranteed by society&#039;s institutions the equal human right to make a productive contribution to the economy, both through one&#039;s labor (as a worker) and through one&#039;s productive capital (as an owner). Thus, this principle rejects monopolies, special privileges, and other exclusionary social barriers to economic self-reliance.&quot;I think moreluck is right and B. Hussein thinks that economic justice is the forced redistribution of wealth by the government. Not only have his statements suggested such the programs he has proposed also suggest this. Here is a relevant link to some of the issues you may want to check.<a href="http://www.ontheissues.org/2008/Barack_Obama_Jobs.htm" target="_blank">http://www.ontheissues.org/2008/Barack_Obama_Jobs.htm</a>From farm subsidies to minimum wage to the extension of unemployment benifits to tax increases this site covers some of his votes and his stand on these issues.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="av8torntn, post: 392114, member: 8259"] Please explain how you think this was what B. Hussein believes. I found this line the most interesting. [FONT=Times][FONT=Verdana]"[/FONT]It turns to the free and open marketplace, not government, as the most objective and democratic means for determining the just price, the just wage, and the just profit."[/FONT] [FONT=Times]If[/FONT][FONT=Verdana] you ignore all the statements from B. Hussein that would suggest that he does not believe this what actions in the Senate lead you to suggest that these are his beliefs? [/FONT] Here is another statement that in his acceptance speech he suggested that he did not believe in this principal either. [FONT=Times]"The principle of participation does not guarantee equal results, but requires that every person be guaranteed by society's institutions the equal human right to make a productive contribution to the economy, both through one's labor (as a worker) and through one's productive capital (as an owner). Thus, this principle rejects monopolies, special privileges, and other exclusionary social barriers to economic self-reliance."[/FONT] I think moreluck is right and B. Hussein thinks that economic justice is the forced redistribution of wealth by the government. Not only have his statements suggested such the programs he has proposed also suggest this. Here is a relevant link to some of the issues you may want to check. [url]http://www.ontheissues.org/2008/Barack_Obama_Jobs.htm[/url] From farm subsidies to minimum wage to the extension of unemployment benifits to tax increases this site covers some of his votes and his stand on these issues. [/QUOTE]

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